Sandy Bull Tennessee
In the 70s/80s, multi-hyphenate folk picker Sandy Bull was mostly off the scene, but this 1976 concert demonstrates that the "Blends" of his heyday still held great power. Sandy recovered from years of personal problems in the late 1980s, releasing several albums before passing away in 2001. Subsequent reissues and archival finds have represented his inspiration through to the present day. ... more
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